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  • ISRII – Implementation – Special Interest Group (I-SIG) Webinar #2

    This webinar features three experts in implementing internet/digital health services in practice. Our presenters and presentation titles include: Jennifer Nicholas, PhD, Australia. Willingness high, knowledge low: digital implementation in youth mental health services. Kristofer Vernmark, PhD, MSc, Sweden. Lessons from the Field: ICBT implementation in four Swedish Healthcare Regions. Derek Richards, PhD, Ireland. Implementing a…

  • Implementation – Special Interest Group (I-SIG) Webinar #3

    Speakers shared their expertise and knowledge in developing and delivering digital mental health services in large scale trials or in routine care. Anne Etzelmueller, MSc, Germany A Decade of Progress: HelloBetter Transforming German Health Care as a Digital Health Application (DiGA). Sascha Struijs, PhD, Netherlands Improving student mental health by developing, evaluating, and implementing effective…

  • Implementation – Special Interest Group (I-SIG) Webinar #4

    The ISRII I-SIG Presents Webinar #4 Speakers shared their expertise and knowledge in developing and delivering digital mental health services in large scale trials or in routine care. This webinar's presenters and presentation titles include:  Stephen Schueller, PhD, USA. Examining learnings from a roll-out of digital mental health in California Matthew Coleshill, PhD, Australia. The…

  • ISRII’s The Equity and Action Special Interest Group (TEA Sig): “Internet Interventions in Latin America”

    Location: ZoomOctober 6, 20252:00 PM PST Register We're excited to invite you to the webinar hosted by The Equity and Action Special Interest Group (TEA Sig): "Internet Interventions in Latin America," featuring two distinguished speakers. We hope you'll join us for this important discussion! Part of the webinar may be in languages other than English. On-screen…

  • Meet the ISRII 2026 Speakers: What Evidence Persuades?

      What Evidence Persuades? What the social media debate reveals about evidence and causality in digital mental health From social media regulation to AI-powered mental health tools, digital mental health researchers are shaping public and policy-relevant debates. But when research enters the public sphere, questions of evidence, causality and persuasion come sharply into focus. This…

  • How to Give a Great Talk at the Next ISRII (Or Anywhere Else)

    Location: Zoom March 12, 2026 9:00 AM PT Attending conferences is a lot more fun if you're excited about your presentation, and it's a lot easier to feel excited about a presentation when you know it's a banger! Dr. Monika Lind taught attendees the formula for a great talk: enthusiastic approach, compelling story, effective slides,…

  • Implementation – Special Interest Group (I-SIG) Webinar #5

    The ISRII I-SIG Presents Webinar #5 We invite you to attend an international webinar featuring two experts in implementing internet/digital health services (Wednesday 8 April, 2026). Our expert presenters and their presentation titles are: Heather Hadjistavropoulos, Ph.D., R.D.Psych. Professor, University of Regina. "Implementing a National Internet-Delivered CBT Service for Public Safety Personnel: Lessons from PSPNET".…

  • The Cultural Adaptation Dilemma

    The Cultural Adaptation Dilemma The Equity and Action Special Interest Group (TEA Sig) invites you to a webinar exploring the pros and cons of cultural adaptation. Two experts-both committed to culturally responsive practice-will present each 'side' followed by a facilitated discussion. We hope you'll join us for an important and nuanced conversation. Cost: Free for…

  • Inclusive by Design: Community-Led Strategies for Health Interventions

    Inclusive By Design: Community-Led Strategies for Health Interventions Health interventions hold immense promise, but they often fail to reach or resonate with the historically underserved communities that need them most. This webinar brings together leading experts in community-based research and implementation science to discuss actionable strategies for engaging marginalized populations in the design and evaluation…

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